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Preserving nature, honouring culture. Creating more protected areas for a better future.

We protect the country’s most treasured natural and cultural landscapes, creating protected areas and sustainable projects that connect people with nature, strengthen communities, and ensure a thriving future for all life.

OUR PROJECTS

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Ansenuza National Park

Province of Córdoba

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Bañados del Río Dulce

Province of Santiago del Estero

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Sierras de Chañi

Province of Salta

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Santa Victoria Este

Province of Salta

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Sierras del Famatina

Province of La Rioja

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Uspallata National Park

Province of Mendoza

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Sierras de Ambato

Province of Catamarca

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Science and Conservation

We unite professionals committed to conservation, to promote protected areas that ensure ecological connectivity, sustainable development and the well-being of communities.

Who we are

The magic of Cerro El Toro: an archaeological paradise rediscovered along its trails

Among the Famatina Mountains in La Rioja stands Cerro El Toro, a mountainous formation named for its resemblance to a charging bull.  Its dark purple color and imposing presence catch the attention of those who arrive in Villa Castelli, but…
Mathis Jacob Dunner

Key Species Conservation Program in the Famatina Mountains

An agreement to protect local biodiversity.   In March 2025, we concluded a new stage of research on the fauna of the Sierras de Famatina. This conservation program is based on an inter-institutional agreement to accompany students…
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Municipal reserves in progress: a powerful strategy in the Sierras de Ambato

The management plans for the mosaic of municipal reserves in Catamarca were launched. A key step to strengthen conservation with identity and territorial roots.   Between May 5 and 9, Natura Argentina accompanied one of the most important…

Lucila Castro: science, leadership, and commitment to conservation

Since its creation, Natura Argentina has worked to protect ecosystems through protected areas and work with local communities. Its president is a biologist, researcher and conservation leader, and has dedicated her career to protecting nature…

Environmental education in the Sierras de Famatina: an experience of conservation and connection

In the heart of the Famatina Sierras, together with Natura Argentina and the municipalities of Chilecito and General Lamadrid, we conducted a survey of trails in search of answers: is it necessary to open new trails to get to know the mountain? Thus,…

Stealthy but vital: the challenge of conserving Geoffroy’s cat

This small, South American wild cat faces multiple threats, but its conservation is a collective effort. A working group is focused on deploying a network to protect its habitat and guarantee its future in the wild.   The Geoffroy's…

Catamarca: a conservation mosaic that unites nature, culture and community

With the recent approval of the Municipal Natural Reserve “El Manchao” in Saujil, Catamarca takes a historic step in the construction of one of the largest mosaic of municipal protected areas in Argentina, adding four municipalities and…

Catamarca: towards the first National Park

We present the results of the “Identification of Candidate Sites for the creation of national protected areas in the province of Catamarca”. During September and October 2021, the National Park Administration (APN) and Natura Argentina…

The Largest Salt Lake in South America is Now a National Park

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